Workers suffer a variety of different injuries each year, including foot problems such as burns, cuts and sprains. Employers can put their foot down on occupational health and safety hazards by offering workers guidance.
The California Department of Industrial Relations’ Occupational Safety and Health Administration (Cal/OSHA) turned its attention to improving workplace health and safety with the Confined Space Special Emphasis Initiative.
Workplace hazards can exist in any environment, but employees can present unique safety issues that can harm an organization and its workers. Opiate addiction is an invisible occupational health and safety problem, one that some employers fail to recognize before it’s too late.
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